Saw this light come up on another forum from sources that I wouldn't consider experts on the subject.
So is this flashlight the cat's meow or just another flashlight? Thanks.
Duh - I've succumbed to "Old Timer's Disease" - I'm charging the receiver unit which is a cell phone type device and the 3.6v lithium batteries go into the transmitter that hangs around my neck. :ohgeez:
I have to wear a monitor for 30 days to see if I have A-Fib periodically. I was given a packet with (8) 3.6 volt SAFT 14500 lithium rechargeable batteries and was told to replace them every 3 days - even though I charge the unit every night.
I understand these are for medical devices but I...
UPDATE - I carry a spare set of (8) Eneloops in the ecaller's case. I just bought another identical (8) AA cell holder with the same 9 volt type hookup that matches the one in my unit. So that I don't mess up my unit or the batteries, I'll continue to charge them (4) at a time in my Eneloop...
Is that a bad thing or not?
I'll probably wind up buying their darn battery/charger pack. However, I can get a DC plug and make my own if I knew there was a better "wall charger" that I could attach the plug to and make work better.
That's about right, the reason I could afford the ecaller was I didn't waste money on junk batteries! :D Plus I have 100% positive feedback on eBay and don't want someone to get mad at the crappy batteries and ding my rating . . .
This is for a Foxpro ecaller, I realize it's not about flashlights but this forum is the only one I trust when it comes to batteries and chargers. Here is the Foxpro charger with batteries - I'd like to get just their charger but they don't sell it without having to buy the batteries...
I have a unit with (8) rechargeable AA Eneloops that I could charge by plugging into it a charger with a 4.0mm x 1.7 DC plug. What would be the "normal" DC output for a wall charger that would charge this setup?
I assume my little Zeus 12 volt charger for "SLA batteries only" that puts out 16...
Hopefully someone here can help me. I'm trying to get a LaCrosse rain fall gauge to work and I've followed the instructions a dozen times and can't get that last item to work.
My batteries register 1.6 volts each on my Fluke voltmeter. End to end they measure 3.2 volts. When I insert them into...
I don't remember why but the other day I took my TK11 apart and somehow misplaced the two washers that go under the switch in the tail. One was metal, the other was clear plastic. They have to have a hole that's at least .310" and a maximum OD of .710".
If someone has a TK11, can you tell me...
The batteries load in 3 groups of 2. If I were going to try something different I might use some battery packs for (7) AAs and use something like alligator clips to connect to the unit's terminals. I do have a solar power panel that has an internal battery as well but can't always locate it...
Just wondering if using an AA in a D-cell adapter has any real advantage since the AA has about 1/4 the m/Ah capacity? Using D rechargeables will cost a fortune if you need (6) or so in series plus you'll have a drop in overall voltage total.
I have a cam that takes (6) D cells but I tried...